RUN - Get out of the building if you can

HIDE - Lock yourself somewhere safe if you cant get out

FIGHT - Fight with everything you have if you have no other choice

LOCK DOWN THE SECOND FLOOR WITH THE LOCK DOWN CHAIN IF YOU CAN TO SAVE LIVES

• Get as much information as possible (there is a bomb threat checklist under each phone in the building)
• Report in person to security instead of using the radio on cell phone which may trigger the device
• Security will call 911 using a land line 

• Call Gregory and inform him what chemical was being used and where
• Get the MSDS sheets from the custodial closet either upstairs or downstairs 

• Unplug the network cable (the yellow cable)
• Call Gregory

• Call Curatorial Department
• Don't let anyone touch the artwork (leave it where it is)
• Photograph the damage

• Get out of the building but don't use the front door in case the front awning is unstable 

• Get out of the building but don't use the front door in case the front awning is unstable 

• Pull the nearest fire alarm pull
• Leave the building and make sure all visitors are leaving with you
• Don't use the elevator

• Turn off the water source if possible.
• Call Gregory, Joe or Al
• Call Curatorial Department

• Call Gregory, Joe or Al if you smell gas outside the kitchen
• Don't turn on or off any light-switches or appliances 

• Follow instructions given by Gregory

• Call 911 if it is life threatening, otherwise have Security call 911
• Notify Security so they can send someone out front to wait on the ambulance to guide them to the location of the victim
• Send someone to get the first aid kit, trauma kit or AED if necessary

• Declare "Code Adam" on the radio and phone intercom
• Announce a description of the child on the radio and the phones
• Security will lock the front door and remain the doors
• All staff will search the building for 10 minutes
• If the child has not been found in 10 minutes, call 911
• If the child has been found and appears to be OK, give them back to their parents or guairians
• If the child is with a person other than their guardians, we can not physically stop then but try and verbally stop then until the police arrive

• Stay home if you are sick so you don't get anyone else sick
• Wash your hands often
• Keep at least one weeks worth of food, water and medication at home at all times
• Follow instructions given by the CDC, state and local health departments  

• If the Museum does not have power, we are closed
• Security should lock the front door
• Staff should take their flashlights and search the building for visitors and escort them to the Hollis Gallery (main lobby)
• We have emergency lighting but it will only work for a limited time and then shut off

• Call Gregory, Pal or Claire if available, otherwise use your best judgment as to whether we need to shutdown the 2nd floor or the entire Museum
• If we shut down the 2nd floor and announcement will be made on the phone and radios that we are "shutting down the 2nd floor"
• Security should turn off power to the elevator
• Either Gregory or someone in Admin needs to lock the 2nd floor stairwell door, the admin door and tell Montessori to go on lock-down. 

• Follow instructions given by federal, state and local authorities  
• Make sure you have at least one weeks worth of food, water and medication for your family at all times at home

• Call Curatorial Department to make sure they have not removed the artwork
• Call Gregory so he can call the police to report the theft
• Loren or Laura will inform the lender and the insurance company 

• There are weather radios scattered around the building. When then alarms go off saying there is a tornado in the area, don't ignore it
• If a tornado strike is imminent, get everyone to an interior room with no windows, preferably a small room such as the restrooms

• Report any vandalism to Security
• Security will call 911 and fill out an incident report
• Treat the area as a crime scene (do not disturb it)
• Inform Curatorial if it involves artwork 

CALL 911 IF THEY THREATEN THE USE OF VIOLENCE

• De-escalate the situation
• If you start getting angry, take a deep breath and try to calm down
• Don't start yelling or shouting back at them
• Let them vent and voice their opinion and that you are listening to what they are saying
• Empathize with or agree with what they say if you have to until you can get away from them